This software allows for seamless interaction between cameras and projectors, providing a comprehensive solution for visual displays. Perfect for use in presentations, classrooms and other interactive settings, this software allows for a high level of flexibility and control.
Kmando, a camera-projector interaction software, was created by a team of developers who are affiliated with the Microsystem & Machine Vision Laboratory (MMVL) at Sheffield Hallam University, UK. The software is designed to utilize an affordable, off-the-shelf webcam that has been calibrated against a standard projector screen. Users can utilize a physical pointer, such as a pen, to determine its position and move the X11 pointer virtually. The software also features point-and-click functionality.
The vision system within Kmando employs the Mimas real-time computer vision toolkit, which also originates from the MMVL. This technology enables accurate tracking of the physical pointer in real-time, enhancing user experience and interaction with the software.
Overall, Kmando presents itself as a cost-effective solution for camera-projector interaction that utilizes cutting-edge computer vision technology to provide an intuitive and engaging experience for its users.
The vision system within Kmando employs the Mimas real-time computer vision toolkit, which also originates from the MMVL. This technology enables accurate tracking of the physical pointer in real-time, enhancing user experience and interaction with the software.
Overall, Kmando presents itself as a cost-effective solution for camera-projector interaction that utilizes cutting-edge computer vision technology to provide an intuitive and engaging experience for its users.
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